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"handing" poems
Kaibig-ibig ka, katangi-tangi, at hinahangaan, Alindog mo at kagandaha'y hindi matatanggihan, Ng sino mang taong handing-handa kang ligawan. Kinahuhumalingan ka ng mga lalaki sa ating pamayanan. Kinaiinggitan ng mga babae sa iyong kaseksihan, Bakit hindi kita magawang magustuhan? Ilang lalaki na ang umakyat ng ligaw sa iyo, Ni isa ay hindi mo sinipot, hindi ka kumibo o nakihalubilo. Ang sabi ng nakararami? 'Ako' ang gusto mo. Nang ako'y iyong lapitan sa aming tahanan, Ang mga ngiti mo'y nag-uumapaw sa kasayahan, Nang masilayan ka, mukha ko'y walang bakas na kaligayahan. Ako'y iyong sinisinta, higit pa sa kaibigan. Ika'y tahasang nagsabing, ako ang iyong napupusuan. Sinabi **** ako'y liligawan at iyon ay iyong paninindigan. Subalit, ayoko kong ikaw ay masaktan. Kaibigan lang ang aking masusuklian, Sa kaaya-aya **** ngiti at kabaitan. Hindi ako karapat-dapat na iyong ligawan, Hindi kita mahal, 'yan ang aking nararamdaman. Hindi na hihigit pa ang iyong pagkakaibigan. Kaya, pakiusap, pawiin mo ang iyong kalungkutan. Ibaling mo sa iba ang iyong isip at damdamin, Ako'y magpapaalam, mahal kong kaibigan.
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Jan 10, 2016
Jan 10, 2016 at 10:43 AM UTC
Mahal Kong Kaibigan
...about to do FORTY YEARS... **how much more do you need to see that you are in a tyranny?** This is akin to handing Socrates a poisoned vial Dre, in his new documentary on HBO... he says, if it doesn't feel right I'M OUT. * Does THIS feel right? * a million+white kids feel yah, a million plus feel yah TIME TO GET OUT! 9/29/2017 If I were a White Judge, Man what i would give to have gone to law school and been a White Judge Right Now A Black Capitalist acts like J.P. Morgan * *"Off the chain I leave CONGRESS soft in the brain cause SCUMBAGS still want the fame, off the name, First of all, you ain't STOLE long enough to be fu ckin with me and you, you ain't strong enough So whatever it is you puffin on that got you think that you Superman I got the Kryptonite, should I smack him with my **** and the mic?"* * -DMX (sic) reverse psychology works don't it?
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Jul 15, 2017
Jul 15, 2017 at 6:02 PM UTC
DMX?
I'm craving a man-hug tonight, initiated by strong arms picking up my under weight body letting me believe I'm re-enacting the lift from ***** dancing. And as those arms hold me close I would bury my face in his neck where after shave meets his soft pulse and the warmth of my breath. This hug would be so tight, tight enough to squeeze the pain out of my soul and be incredibly protective at the same time beating away the nightmares of reality late at night. A hug that draws out all the tears that should have been cried until my eyes run dry and start shedding all the rejection accumulated throughout this plight. An unconditional man-hug with its ends free, one not subjected to a **** in my mouth a cigarette ***** a cigarette couple of poems insomnia and a cold bed. I crave for a man-hug that will liberate me from the pathetic standards I've set for myself, of how I should be treated before handing a piece of me in exchange. One that would numb the little voice in my head which goes on and on about self-deprecating ******** bundling together all the mistakes made over the years and spanking my self-confidence until it dresses up in a short skirt and high heels and runs into the arms of a narcissist ***** A man-hug to step in and save the day when loneliness breaks in, and murders empowerment, independence and positivity in their sleep, then opens the door to insecurity and fear, who robs all hope, leaving behind intolerable darkness. I crave for a man-hug that follows through to the end with stability and consistency, like mom's cooking or my best friend, or daddy's instant reaction to defend. One that's tangible and attainable without twirling my fingers around forgotten jewellery, phone messages or a drunk memory just to remind myself what it felt like, but only to be reminded that it can never be felt again. Though I'm craving a man-hug tonight I will have no luck. Because anything with "man" in front of it, will always just be a ****
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Mar 4, 2013
Mar 4, 2013 at 5:35 PM UTC
Man-Hug
I'm craving a man-hug tonight, initiated by strong arms picking up my under weight body letting me believe I'm re-enacting the lift from ***** dancing. And as those arms hold me close I would bury my face in his neck where after shave meets his soft pulse and the warmth of my breath. This hug would be so tight, tight enough to squeeze the pain out of my soul and be incredibly protective at the same time beating away the nightmares of reality late at night. A hug that draws out all the tears that should have been cried until my eyes run dry and start shedding all the rejection accumulated throughout this plight. An unconditional man-hug with its ends free, one not subjected to a **** in my mouth a cigarette ***** a cigarette couple of poems insomnia and a cold bed. I crave for a man-hug that will liberate me from the pathetic standards I've set for myself, of how I should be treated before handing a piece of me in exchange. One that would numb the little voice in my head which goes on and on about self-deprecating ******** bundling together all the mistakes made over the years and spanking my self-confidence until it dresses up in a short skirt and high heels and runs into the arms of a narcissist ***** A man-hug to step in and save the day when loneliness breaks in, and murders empowerment, independence and positivity in their sleep, then opens the door to insecurity and fear, who robs all hope, leaving behind intolerable darkness. I crave for a man-hug that follows through to the end with stability and consistency, like mom's cooking or my best friend, or daddy's instant reaction to defend. One that's tangible and attainable without twirling my fingers around forgotten jewellery, phone messages or a drunk memory just to remind myself what it felt like, but only to be reminded that it can never be felt again. Though I'm craving a man-hug tonight I will have no luck. Because anything with "man" in front of it, will always just be a ****
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Dear Miss ********, We regret to inform you that unfortunately at this time we do not have space for you at our company. Yours, Xxxx xxxxxxxx Dear Miss *******, We regret to inform you that unfortunately at this time we cannot offer you a place with our company as you are under qualified. Yours ** xxxxx Dear Miss ********, Thank you for your application. We regret to inform you that you are over-qualified for the position. Yours,  xxxxxxx *** Dear Miss ******, I don’t think so love. This isn’t even a letter, this is my managerial position on you handing me your cv. Cheers, bahbye now Dear Miss *******, This isn’t really a letter either, but despite how un-pc this is, we can’t hire you due to your gender. Thanks anyway, save your paper. Dear Miss ********, Thank you for your application, unfortunately we had stronger applicants. Yours, etc.,  aaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaa Dear Miss ********, Thank you for your application. Unfortunately we are not hiring at the moment even though we had advertised the job you applied for. Yours, xxxxxxxxx xxxxx Dear Miss ********, We had left it between you and another applicant, and couldn’t decide so we flipped a coin, and she won. You’re a lovely girl though. Yours, fffffff ffff fffff Dear Miss ********, I refer to your claim for Jobseekers Benefit/Assistance at VVVVVV’s CCCCCC local office. Jobseekers Benefit/Assistance claims are subject to periodic review, consequently, I would appreciate if you would attend this office for interview on the 31/17/78 and bring the following : 1. Proof of Identity (i.e. Passport or Driving Licence or Long version of your Birth Certificate) 2.  Proof of Residency (e.g. Letter from landlord/ Rent Book/ Lease/ Mortgage Receipt/ Letter from Parents + Household Bill) 3. Written Proof of recent job applications and replies. 4. Proof of job applications made through FAS 5. FAS courses applied for. 6. A copy of your Curriculum Vitae (CV): unemployed from 7. If your spouse/partner is an adult dependent on your claim, please bring his/her GNIB and Passport/Travel Documents. Failure to respond to this letter may lead to suspension or disallowance of claim. Yours sincerely, **** ***** Local Officer
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Feb 15, 2013
Feb 15, 2013 at 10:26 AM UTC
Rejection
Dear Miss ********, We regret to inform you that unfortunately at this time we do not have space for you at our company. Yours, Xxxx xxxxxxxx Dear Miss *******, We regret to inform you that unfortunately at this time we cannot offer you a place with our company as you are under qualified. Yours ** xxxxx Dear Miss ********, Thank you for your application. We regret to inform you that you are over-qualified for the position. Yours,  xxxxxxx *** Dear Miss ******, I don’t think so love. This isn’t even a letter, this is my managerial position on you handing me your cv. Cheers, bahbye now Dear Miss *******, This isn’t really a letter either, but despite how un-pc this is, we can’t hire you due to your gender. Thanks anyway, save your paper. Dear Miss ********, Thank you for your application, unfortunately we had stronger applicants. Yours, etc.,  aaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaa Dear Miss ********, Thank you for your application. Unfortunately we are not hiring at the moment even though we had advertised the job you applied for. Yours, xxxxxxxxx xxxxx Dear Miss ********, We had left it between you and another applicant, and couldn’t decide so we flipped a coin, and she won. You’re a lovely girl though. Yours, fffffff ffff fffff Dear Miss ********, I refer to your claim for Jobseekers Benefit/Assistance at VVVVVV’s CCCCCC local office. Jobseekers Benefit/Assistance claims are subject to periodic review, consequently, I would appreciate if you would attend this office for interview on the 31/17/78 and bring the following : 1. Proof of Identity (i.e. Passport or Driving Licence or Long version of your Birth Certificate) 2.  Proof of Residency (e.g. Letter from landlord/ Rent Book/ Lease/ Mortgage Receipt/ Letter from Parents + Household Bill) 3. Written Proof of recent job applications and replies. 4. Proof of job applications made through FAS 5. FAS courses applied for. 6. A copy of your Curriculum Vitae (CV): unemployed from 7. If your spouse/partner is an adult dependent on your claim, please bring his/her GNIB and Passport/Travel Documents. Failure to respond to this letter may lead to suspension or disallowance of claim. Yours sincerely, **** ***** Local Officer
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she's the type of girl to give you your favorite flowers then stomp on them before handing them to you
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Sep 19, 2017
Sep 19, 2017 at 12:08 PM UTC
Untitled
Land of the free words fed intravenuously like opiates into opened veins until the lies they tell us become truth Propaganda filled drips drown out the screams of the innocent killed by fear and misdirected hatred and soldiers fighting "wars" on terror How then does the aggressor become hero? while handing out oppression labelled as democracy liberty  comes encased in the shell of a bullet and if you resist.........freedom comes quicker than you wish*
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Jul 17, 2015
Jul 17, 2015 at 12:47 PM UTC
Machines of War
Each fast forward is a misunderstanding Though it remains the same, just darkens with each handing Harder for me to capture what’s written in ink When the physical now takes over all that I must think Seeds are the beginning of an expected progression But a tree that stands tall is Old without Lesson Shameful to hide behind mountains of growth When you recognize the same scars in each and in both Ironic is paper that is stripped down from tree When words of my root are setting me free.
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Sep 25, 2014
Sep 25, 2014 at 5:25 PM UTC
Words of my Root; Misunderstanding
Sometimes I feel like a sunflower lost in a sea of roses. Drowning out my sunshine with endless streams of red. Killing my words with the poison of your laugh. Bleeding out my confidence, replaced by curious venom. Sometimes I feel like a tree lost in the comfort of the forest. Handing out leaves to cover up bruises. Letting me die over and over again to bring me back around every fourth season. Roots deep in the ground, no way to escape now. Sometimes I feel like a monster in a halo of angels. I am the reflection of your nightmares hiding in broad daylight. I am the devil’s daughter pretending not to care. Claws sunken into my back whispering words of despair. Sometimes I feel like a book lost to a world of imagery. Words to give lost to the ones that don’t care about it. I am a song in a foreign language begging to be understood. I fight my mind with movements captured on a screen. Sometimes I feel like I am screaming in silence. Begging, pleading, dying. All with a smile on my face for we only care about what others don’t know about us. What the world sees. Sometimes.
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Aug 30, 2018
Aug 30, 2018 at 4:16 PM UTC
Sometimes
Plastic bags are my super villain and no I am not Aqua Man I am Michael a normal male civilian of some young-adult age, whom is still willing to inconvenience himself. Not so old, where holding multiple objects sounds like an obstacle too acrobatic for the limbs to handle. One can too many knock's off the balance of the elderly and cast them off the trapeze of a sidewalk into a net of asphalt, where being caught is a broken hip. No that is not me, although it does remind me of my grandma, because to her plastic bags are her life-savers. It is a struggle to convince my grandma that I am a great trapezist so we can leave these bags to their solitude and finally defeat this enemy. Although with plastic bags it is never so easy they have plenty of goons who are willing to do the ***** work forcing themselves upon us at any opportunity, even those that don't make any sense, even for my grandma. I Went to Best Buy and bought a brand new movie,"Unfriended" and I got it for my grandma to watch, since she's a bit technophobic. This movie will haunt her; for ghosts **** people through the internet. What will haunt me is Destiny, the worker, handing me a plastic bag: with a 13-ounce, smaller than a piece of paper Blu-Ray inside ...without even asking if I wanted a plastic bag.
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Sep 30, 2015
Sep 30, 2015 at 6:34 AM UTC
Superhero's Do Not Use Plastic Bags.
You strip and scream in the pillow of your king size bed. Something about life being too hard or your girlfriend's unfaithfulness. Somoene's outside your door or maybe under the tree. They know what their future is and their prospects are bleak. 'I don't want to eat because I am so depressed. ' Well, how about handing over that food to someone who has been going hungry to bed. You are never thankful for what you have. Let's solve this without any animosity We all have days which are bad. I have seen the citylights I have seen the people cringe with the pain You and I know that this system is to be blamed. It's time that the government has shown their true face. Those schemes are probably gonna fail. Unclean water, improper waste disposal it's time we return back to our own morals. I don't mean to be abrasive but it's time we face it. The rich are getting richer watching poor men die You get the picture Divided by an imaginary line. Some charities are a scam '*Please help us fund the education of the kids affected by the floods. We have no proof where the money goes. Our logic is ****** ' Traffic lights changing colours Wait?  Did someone break that one again? That's a ****** No one knows where they are going as long as the cash is flowing So many around the world starve to death 'What the hell did you put in this lasagna? A rotten egg?' Your emotional security us important and so is your money. You can enjoy as many luxuries but remember to think of the less fortunate.
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Oct 11, 2014
Oct 11, 2014 at 1:50 AM UTC
Citylights
You strip and scream in the pillow of your king size bed. Something about life being too hard or your girlfriend's unfaithfulness. Somoene's outside your door or maybe under the tree. They know what their future is and their prospects are bleak. 'I don't want to eat because I am so depressed. ' Well, how about handing over that food to someone who has been going hungry to bed. You are never thankful for what you have. Let's solve this without any animosity We all have days which are bad. I have seen the citylights I have seen the people cringe with the pain You and I know that this system is to be blamed. It's time that the government has shown their true face. Those schemes are probably gonna fail. Unclean water, improper waste disposal it's time we return back to our own morals. I don't mean to be abrasive but it's time we face it. The rich are getting richer watching poor men die You get the picture Divided by an imaginary line. Some charities are a scam '*Please help us fund the education of the kids affected by the floods. We have no proof where the money goes. Our logic is ****** ' Traffic lights changing colours Wait?  Did someone break that one again? That's a ****** No one knows where they are going as long as the cash is flowing So many around the world starve to death 'What the hell did you put in this lasagna? A rotten egg?' Your emotional security us important and so is your money. You can enjoy as many luxuries but remember to think of the less fortunate.
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The fiery red light was staring into my soul. There was nobody around... So naturally I hit the gas. Looked up in that rear view and some crazy blue lights were ashinin'. Then came my swerve of shame to the beckoning curb. My friend to the right kept his cool While mowing down on two cheese burgers As he ate, I shook with a casual fear. The talk with the police was brief I handed him my license and registration and he skipped back over to that cop car. I sat in fear he ate burgers we waited My boy the police came right on back. he gave me the blissful news. NO TICKET. He began the lecture of eating and driving. that's when my little burger eater chimed right in. "Sir, I was just handing her a pickle" I confirmed the statement. And next thing I knew I was rollin the streets again Lucked out.
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Apr 15, 2014
Apr 15, 2014 at 9:10 PM UTC
Cops and burgers
She wanders with a ponderance of an unfulfilling existence . It's like she missed the instance when life was handing out purpose. She became subverted by her own thoughts. Self-image contorted like spaghetti noodles or dreadlocks. The simplicity of existing has become brutal. She keeps the gold within vaulted like Fort Knox. That protection is like an island preventing her journey's beginning.
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Apr 7, 2014
Apr 7, 2014 at 10:34 PM UTC
Sweet Memory
So I just heard that the KKK Waz handing out candy down in South Carolina. They left bags of candy on peoples doorstep with a letter inside asking for them to join. SERIOUSLY??? Who in their right mind would want to join them? All they are is a bunch a pathetic looking bullies With sheets over their heads. If they tried to come after me I wouldnt run away from them I'd be on the floor laughing my *** off at how stupid and pathetic they are.
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Jul 16, 2014
Jul 16, 2014 at 10:15 AM UTC
The KKK
She steps out, Her pea coat peppered in cigarette ashes Her eyes contain a mystery concealed by her dark revlon lashes Her crimson heart shaped painted lips aren't enough to distract me from her blue sequin dress, Tightly draped to shape her perfect Pocahontas hips God bless her sole, It was too cold for peep toe pumps but venerating value was her goal I felt foolish handing her flowers, For when holding them next to her they lost all their vivid surrealism "They're wild flowers", I told her, "California Bluebells"
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Jul 18, 2013
Jul 18, 2013 at 2:21 PM UTC
California Bluebell
White as winter skin, expressionless faces z i p on by, looking straight ahead Timepieces remembered, drudgery over leisure time All in cadence, same beat, same drummer Putting on Mona Lisa smiles and handing out business cards Numbers dominate words, words mesh with numbers Fast food, fast digestive systems join Popeye's Whimpey ranks Plop Plop, fizz fizz Companies, corporations, amalgamations merge then COLLIDE!!!
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Sep 19, 2014
Sep 19, 2014 at 1:55 PM UTC
BUSINESS HOURS
I see you in window panes. Breath spreading from one corner to the next during a cold fall day. This is the happiest moment. And yet, it's never happened... The fish hooks attached to my ears, leading to you. A smile passes as I listen to the words they hang off of. This is the happiest moment. And yet, it's never happened... A dress, stitched to my skin, hangs off the curves like water on Niagara Falls. It's white crest spilling like nature and man wanted it to. This is the happiest moment. And yet, it's never happened... I can only dream of this. Because it has only been 5 months, since I held you so close to me that our first moment still hangs on my neck, still warm. And it's not really socially acceptable to be handing over your past, present, and future to someone you met over the internet after only 5 months. But it seems like a lifetime. Because I knew in the first hour in that car, driving from the airport, that I wanted my life to be spread over yours. Like PB&J; spread over our childhoods in a thick, gooey layer that is in the bottom of your stomach and the top of your mouth making it harder to talk about the times when all you had was Lego and hands. I knew I wanted 2 things in life from then on. 1) To wake up ever morning with the smell of good coffee and good kisses 2) For you to be my barista. Here's a tip, you look so good in white. So let's wait a little longer till I can ask you for that ring in your pocket. Till you take me to a fancy restaurant, where I put on that confidence you built up for me and you wear that shirt I bought you for our 5 month anniversary. You have planned all this out. Until you realize I have been waiting since the airport for this question and a plan was never needed. I can take the waiting. It will be the happiest moment, And it will happen soon.
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Sep 25, 2012
Sep 25, 2012 at 1:59 AM UTC
Happiest Moment
I see you in window panes. Breath spreading from one corner to the next during a cold fall day. This is the happiest moment. And yet, it's never happened... The fish hooks attached to my ears, leading to you. A smile passes as I listen to the words they hang off of. This is the happiest moment. And yet, it's never happened... A dress, stitched to my skin, hangs off the curves like water on Niagara Falls. It's white crest spilling like nature and man wanted it to. This is the happiest moment. And yet, it's never happened... I can only dream of this. Because it has only been 5 months, since I held you so close to me that our first moment still hangs on my neck, still warm. And it's not really socially acceptable to be handing over your past, present, and future to someone you met over the internet after only 5 months. But it seems like a lifetime. Because I knew in the first hour in that car, driving from the airport, that I wanted my life to be spread over yours. Like PB&J; spread over our childhoods in a thick, gooey layer that is in the bottom of your stomach and the top of your mouth making it harder to talk about the times when all you had was Lego and hands. I knew I wanted 2 things in life from then on. 1) To wake up ever morning with the smell of good coffee and good kisses 2) For you to be my barista. Here's a tip, you look so good in white. So let's wait a little longer till I can ask you for that ring in your pocket. Till you take me to a fancy restaurant, where I put on that confidence you built up for me and you wear that shirt I bought you for our 5 month anniversary. You have planned all this out. Until you realize I have been waiting since the airport for this question and a plan was never needed. I can take the waiting. It will be the happiest moment, And it will happen soon.
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i live in a ******** so boring tractors roam the streets in the usual traffic, but i found that you can wizen up to a title of wizard by finding inanimate things entertaining and thought provoking, because the internet will not become the next scapegoat of goldfish memory - not the next box of entertainment - it will be what god’s green earth indented. out here, where you’re far from trafalgar sq. you get crows circling back to the origin of the woods with odin on the lyre venting out against too much pigeon **** coo coo of the attired men and women marking karma with the no. 13 and being ******* on from on high, you get seagulls, even, seagulls so far into dry land... imagine! and you get the autistic zoning in of the cat’s eye, those cats are very autistic, their eyes tell the sad sad story of encapsulated solipsism - snap your fingers or meow and they look at you passing you looking at some randomised point of entering their sleeping pattern - very autistic those cats, they look at you almost cross-eyed when you try to snap them out of it - out of it being: ****** off at being awake. very autistic those cats, those cats are very autistic, they look at you looking past you, looking almost cross-eyed - don’t blame me for the zigzag or the w! so as i said, it’s so boring where i live you see tractors and crows, and the only solidification of your presence is either provided for by an addiction to television eager for the flicker - or drinking... watching bricks, thinking bits and bobs out for the torrent of slavic plumbers building the great ****** of london. lo... upon the yonder... there it blooms ******* i like places where trees tower over man's handing man brick on brick - makes the sky a bit bigger and less asthmatic.
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Oct 6, 2015
Oct 6, 2015 at 10:29 AM UTC
cats autistic
i live in a ******** so boring tractors roam the streets in the usual traffic, but i found that you can wizen up to a title of wizard by finding inanimate things entertaining and thought provoking, because the internet will not become the next scapegoat of goldfish memory - not the next box of entertainment - it will be what god’s green earth indented. out here, where you’re far from trafalgar sq. you get crows circling back to the origin of the woods with odin on the lyre venting out against too much pigeon **** coo coo of the attired men and women marking karma with the no. 13 and being ******* on from on high, you get seagulls, even, seagulls so far into dry land... imagine! and you get the autistic zoning in of the cat’s eye, those cats are very autistic, their eyes tell the sad sad story of encapsulated solipsism - snap your fingers or meow and they look at you passing you looking at some randomised point of entering their sleeping pattern - very autistic those cats, they look at you almost cross-eyed when you try to snap them out of it - out of it being: ****** off at being awake. very autistic those cats, those cats are very autistic, they look at you looking past you, looking almost cross-eyed - don’t blame me for the zigzag or the w! so as i said, it’s so boring where i live you see tractors and crows, and the only solidification of your presence is either provided for by an addiction to television eager for the flicker - or drinking... watching bricks, thinking bits and bobs out for the torrent of slavic plumbers building the great ****** of london. lo... upon the yonder... there it blooms ******* i like places where trees tower over man's handing man brick on brick - makes the sky a bit bigger and less asthmatic.
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Sometimes I watch the man in the benign pastel shirt and the drab khakis with the receding hairline and the thick glasses cross the street with a package in his arms; And I think to myself, "There goes a good dad, mild mannered, loving - trying to make his way in this savage world." Then, almost instantaneously, the doubt creeps in: "Or, he could be a monster, who beats his kids, or his wife, or sets fire to homes, or has adolescent prisoners in his basement." From then on I question everyone I see. That lovable looking old lady with her sun hat and disabled parking pass might shout racist obscenities from her balcony at poor black kids playing in the park across the street. The clean-cut young man in the shirt and tie with the papers in his hands may spend his weekends filling envelopes with anthrax spores - one for each name on his list. I can no longer see the father whose arrival from work is anticipated by a loving family, or the grandmother who delights in handing out the most Halloween candy to every kid in the neighborhood, or the industrious young professional striving to make a meaningful contribution to society. I wonder if the darkness I see in them is a magnified reflection of the darkness I know that lurks inside of me.
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Sep 27, 2012
Sep 27, 2012 at 4:30 AM UTC
First Impressions
Shortly after his departure from the King's palace, the Little Prince arrived at another world. There were two halves. One; a field of sunflowers and the second; a city full of high rise buildings. He played around the field. Walking, Jumping, and Smelling the flowers. As he jumped around, he suddenly bumped into a gargantuan object towering over the field. Thump!. "Ouch!", he said, as he had one hand on, and leaned against it. "Amazing! Why didn't I see it as I went around?". The little prince was astonished at the object, as his head looked up to see the what the object was. "Hello!? Anyone up there?" He then hears a soft hum and light plucking, and with ecstatic might, he looks around the object for the source of the sounds. "Hello? Anyone here?" A loud rumbling came, as if an earthquake started. The object started to move. The little prince looked up and saw that it was a man, a giant! The giant had a serious look, and with him, had a basket full of sunflowers.. "What are the Sunflowers for?" The giant looked straight into the city and seemed to not hear the the little prince's question. "What are the Sunflowers for!?" The little prince shouted, because he was unanswered. The giant then looks at the little prince, smiled and silently gestured him to follow. Annoyed and curious, the Little Prince follows. The giant brought the Little Prince to the city, where it's bustling streets were crowded; and despite the noise of footsteps, car horns, and people on their phones, there is this eerie feeling of silence. The giant then stands eagerly on the sidewalk with his basket of sunflowers. He holds a sunflower from the basket and silently tries to hand one to the passing pedestrians. He tries and tries, but not one flower was given. "Why is everyone looking down?", The Little Prince asked, "Is everyone like that?" The giant looks at at The Little Prince, puts his finger over his lips. "shhh" the giant whispered, as he goes back to handing out flowers. The Little Prince slowly gets annoyed and furious at all his unanswered questions. "Why don't you say anything!?" The Little Prince asked. The giant then looks at the Little Prince, smiled, and leaned over to whisper. "I might disturb them", the giant said. The Little Prince was dumbfounded and confused at his response. "Adults are strange beings." he said, as he goes back to his ship and left for another planet.
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Jul 31, 2015
Jul 31, 2015 at 8:57 AM UTC
The Gentle Giant
Shortly after his departure from the King's palace, the Little Prince arrived at another world. There were two halves. One; a field of sunflowers and the second; a city full of high rise buildings. He played around the field. Walking, Jumping, and Smelling the flowers. As he jumped around, he suddenly bumped into a gargantuan object towering over the field. Thump!. "Ouch!", he said, as he had one hand on, and leaned against it. "Amazing! Why didn't I see it as I went around?". The little prince was astonished at the object, as his head looked up to see the what the object was. "Hello!? Anyone up there?" He then hears a soft hum and light plucking, and with ecstatic might, he looks around the object for the source of the sounds. "Hello? Anyone here?" A loud rumbling came, as if an earthquake started. The object started to move. The little prince looked up and saw that it was a man, a giant! The giant had a serious look, and with him, had a basket full of sunflowers.. "What are the Sunflowers for?" The giant looked straight into the city and seemed to not hear the the little prince's question. "What are the Sunflowers for!?" The little prince shouted, because he was unanswered. The giant then looks at the little prince, smiled and silently gestured him to follow. Annoyed and curious, the Little Prince follows. The giant brought the Little Prince to the city, where it's bustling streets were crowded; and despite the noise of footsteps, car horns, and people on their phones, there is this eerie feeling of silence. The giant then stands eagerly on the sidewalk with his basket of sunflowers. He holds a sunflower from the basket and silently tries to hand one to the passing pedestrians. He tries and tries, but not one flower was given. "Why is everyone looking down?", The Little Prince asked, "Is everyone like that?" The giant looks at at The Little Prince, puts his finger over his lips. "shhh" the giant whispered, as he goes back to handing out flowers. The Little Prince slowly gets annoyed and furious at all his unanswered questions. "Why don't you say anything!?" The Little Prince asked. The giant then looks at the Little Prince, smiled, and leaned over to whisper. "I might disturb them", the giant said. The Little Prince was dumbfounded and confused at his response. "Adults are strange beings." he said, as he goes back to his ship and left for another planet.
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1 Kings 15:24-  "Then Asa rested with his ancestors and was buried with them in the city of his father David. And Jehoshaphat his son succeeded him as king." Hand passes baton Race not about runners An objective not at odds   To something further than singular It is about the passing Dedicated motion Maintaining of Exchange at maximum speed Invigorating something else Notion of familial   Virtues vested In a completement Of the passing on And a carrying of values So well learned   From another before And His trust given Rewards of a relay Are plural With an instinctual handing off Of Faith In a mentor before
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Mar 13, 2017
Mar 13, 2017 at 5:15 PM UTC
Baton
ching, ching Two men walk into a local cafe. A city boy, and a Townsman The cityboy sports Slicked up hair. Blue button up shirt, Grey slacks. Dress shoes. The townsman simpler. Brown hair. Orange T-shirt, cargo pants. Work boots. "Hey there!" Says the city boy. walking up to the counter. "Do you ladies have different roasts of coffee? Or do you have just one kind?" The Register girl looks at him sideways. "What are you talking about?" "I want a black light roast if you have it. Also, two shots over ice." He hands her his travel mug. "What's this for?" The girl fondles the travel mug. "I'd like my coffee in that please." The manager puts a hand to the girls shoulder. "The house coffee is a light roast doll, give him that." "Cream and sugar?" Asks the register girl. "Oh god, please no." Laughs the city boy "Thank you." Handing over a credit card. The register girl does not understand what is so funny about cream and sugar. "Cash?" Says the manager. "Is there an atm? I can only offer this, but I know how to change that if you point me in the right direction." "No ATM. We just Offer a discount for cash, we'll take your card." Says the manager. The city boy waits for his drinks. The townsman, walks up and says "Coffee, please" The manager hands him a paper cup with coffee, cream, and sugar. He pays them in cash. smiles, nods. Says: "Thank you" Then waits for the city boy. "Here's your sippy cup." Says the register girl. Handing over his travel mug. The city boy stands there waiting patiently. "Are you waiting for something?" "Yes. my two shots over ice?" "Oh I put it in there." "Could I have two shots over ice please? I'll pay for it again if you forgot." "Oh we don't have an espresso machine. Our shots are like a syrup." "Oh... Is there syrup in here? I just wanted two shots over ice." "Well like... I mean our prices are so low anyway, it's no big deal, but we don't have an espresso machine so..." "Sorry" says the manager. "Thank you ladies." Says the townsman. The cityboy grabs the townsmans hand. They leave the Cafe. The city boy sips his Botched coffee. "I've had good, bad, and know what I want. I don't want to be seen as difficult because I'm educated." He tolerates it. The townsman sips his Familiar Coffee. "Sometimes ignorance is bliss." He enjoys it.
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Oct 5, 2015
Oct 5, 2015 at 10:31 PM UTC
The City Boy & The Townsman Get Coffee
ching, ching Two men walk into a local cafe. A city boy, and a Townsman The cityboy sports Slicked up hair. Blue button up shirt, Grey slacks. Dress shoes. The townsman simpler. Brown hair. Orange T-shirt, cargo pants. Work boots. "Hey there!" Says the city boy. walking up to the counter. "Do you ladies have different roasts of coffee? Or do you have just one kind?" The Register girl looks at him sideways. "What are you talking about?" "I want a black light roast if you have it. Also, two shots over ice." He hands her his travel mug. "What's this for?" The girl fondles the travel mug. "I'd like my coffee in that please." The manager puts a hand to the girls shoulder. "The house coffee is a light roast doll, give him that." "Cream and sugar?" Asks the register girl. "Oh god, please no." Laughs the city boy "Thank you." Handing over a credit card. The register girl does not understand what is so funny about cream and sugar. "Cash?" Says the manager. "Is there an atm? I can only offer this, but I know how to change that if you point me in the right direction." "No ATM. We just Offer a discount for cash, we'll take your card." Says the manager. The city boy waits for his drinks. The townsman, walks up and says "Coffee, please" The manager hands him a paper cup with coffee, cream, and sugar. He pays them in cash. smiles, nods. Says: "Thank you" Then waits for the city boy. "Here's your sippy cup." Says the register girl. Handing over his travel mug. The city boy stands there waiting patiently. "Are you waiting for something?" "Yes. my two shots over ice?" "Oh I put it in there." "Could I have two shots over ice please? I'll pay for it again if you forgot." "Oh we don't have an espresso machine. Our shots are like a syrup." "Oh... Is there syrup in here? I just wanted two shots over ice." "Well like... I mean our prices are so low anyway, it's no big deal, but we don't have an espresso machine so..." "Sorry" says the manager. "Thank you ladies." Says the townsman. The cityboy grabs the townsmans hand. They leave the Cafe. The city boy sips his Botched coffee. "I've had good, bad, and know what I want. I don't want to be seen as difficult because I'm educated." He tolerates it. The townsman sips his Familiar Coffee. "Sometimes ignorance is bliss." He enjoys it.
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I have voices in my head. sometimes they are mine and sometimes they are that girl walking down the street without a hat or a home address and I know this because I know things without knowing them. there is hurt here, in this car full of silver and new and no smoking or I'll rip your fingers off. my mother knows how to say amen like she's still dedicated to the Catholic Church I tell her, you should have given that up the day they refused to baptize me. everyone sees dark in me where there is none. I was a baby and I was a baby and I'm still a baby, or I wish I was. I'm a baby who cries and says good morning every day even if it's not. I say good morning when I wake up after missing dinner I refuse to touch China now my hands don't listen to the voices in my head all they think is break break break and the break break break sounds itself like cracking open and I need to lobotomize the dishes in here before she gets sentimental about handing them down to me when I finally find someone who isn't scared of waking up beside me to find my throat slashed here it is. truth, because there is no right or wrong there is truth. and truth sets you free. it sets you free and it has you without a hat or a home address and you still wonder why nobody sends you letters back. you say they forget your name. Or your middle name but it doesn't matter. I only answer to "baby girl, do you want me to call the doctor for you?"
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 9:17 PM UTC
baby girl
Hello, "Hero" Dr.'s. Are you having fun; handing out ****** hidden, in little, tiny pills? Prescription. Addiction. Swimming in the fog. Until it finally swallows you up. & Spits, you out dead. Welcome, to the real-world. **** gets better. <3
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Jun 11, 2012
Jun 11, 2012 at 1:59 PM UTC
Medical ******
Words, Seemingly so positive, Yet so harmful. “You’re so small!” They say, Like handing me a medal. Words that will bounce around in my brain, Words that will shape my mind forever, Words that I will never let go of. I have to keep this medal.
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Jun 9, 2021
Jun 9, 2021 at 4:33 PM UTC
my medal